When former Dior fashion designer John Galliano arrived at LAX Sunday, he was taunted as a racist by a photographer. TMZ reported that as Galliano got off of his plane in Los Angeles, the photographer shouted "F--king racist". Galliano reportedly did not acknowledge the photographer or any of the other reporters on the scene. Dior fired John Galliano on March 1, after a video showing him drunk and publicly declaring, "I love Hitler" and telling patrons of a Paris cafe, "People like you would be dead. Your mothers, your forefathers, would all be f--king gassed.", was published online. His lawyers issued a statement the following day, denying the anti-Semitic claims while at the same time apologizing for his behavior.

The fashion house of Christian Dior has yet to find a replacement for Galliano's design position. The head of Christian Dior, Sidney Toledano recently stated that, "(The announcement) could come at any time, after (the autumn) or before".

I'm not going to do a "rambling recap" this week because there isn't really any point. The final three queens of RuPaul's Drag Race were revealed last night, and I'm excited to say that my early prediction was 100 percent accurate! No wonder why someone accused me of receiving leaked results. I swear I have no idea who is going to win, and I'm glad, because these last few shows have had me on the edge of my seat.

Last night Yara Sofia was sent home in an emotional episode that almost caused Alexis Mateo to quit. That leaves Mateo, Manila Luzon and Raja to battle it out for the next Drag Queen Superstar title! The only problem is we will have to wait two weeks to find out who wins, because of the annoying recap show.

All three finalist have won the main challenge three times, however, Mateo has been in the bottom two an equal number of times. Raja and Luzon have a slight edge, each only lip synching for their lives once. I'm nervous for Raja, she has really been slipping these last few episodes, and I think Mateo may have a chance to win this thing. Raja better get her act together for the finale.

The Kirstie Alley train wreck continues on Dancing With the Stars. Even though she was dropped by her dancing partner last week, Alley is still considered by many to be a frontrunner to win this season. Lets face it, DWTS is more of a popularity contest than a dancing contest, and Alley is the most well known celebrity on the show, but can she overcome her bad luck to secure the coveted disco ball trophy?

One week after her infamous fall, Alley lost her shoe while dancing with her partner Maksim Chmerkovskiy. The Cheers actress sat on the floor and retied it while Chmerkovskiy danced around her.

After the show Alley told the press, "I don't feel like I'm jinxed, but I feel like I need to get my s--- together. When people are accident prone, there is something going on with them. There is something going on. Our rehearsals were swell. We're bitchin' in rehearsals."

James Franco and Natalie Portman's new comedy, Your Highness, performed poorly at the box office opening with an estimated $9.5 million. Hop led an overall slow weekend with $21.7 million. Russell Brand's Arthur placed second with an estimated $12.6 million. A step back from his last movie, Get Him to the Greek which earned $17.5 million its opening weekend.

The ghost movie Insidious had the smallest decline among nationwide releases, beating Your Highness for the fifth spot raking in an estimated $9.7 million.

Weekend Studio Estimates for April 8-10, 2011

1. Hop - 21,696,000 ($68,152,000)
2. Arthur (2011) - $12,605,000
3. Hanna - $12,323,000
4. Soul Surfer - $11,100,000
5. Insidious - $9,740,000 ($27,097,000)
6. Your Highness U - $9,520,000
7. Source Code - $9,050,000 ($28,619,000)
8. Limitless - $5,692,000 ($64,380,000)
9. Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Rodrick Rules - $4,885,000 ($45,462,000)
10. The Lincoln Lawyer - $4,600,000 ($46,455,000)

The "Women in Music" issue of Elle magazine features aphotoshoot and interview with singer and L.A.M.B designer Gwen Stefani. In this issue Stefani discusses vanity and apperances, marriage, pregnancy and current female popstars.

When asked if Rhiana, Lady Gaga and Katy Perry have mirrored her style, she responded with: "Really? I don't see myself in those girls. I usually put pants on. I see these girls as more going for the sex-symbol thing. I was more, in the band, like a tomboy. Of course, I think every girl is sexy, so there's going to be a little of that. But I see a lot of younger artists going more toward the sexy thing." Stefani also stated, "I mean, I'm very vain. That would be my middle name. Of course I am, you know what I mean? I love the visual.".

The Women in Music issue hits newstands on April 12.  read more »

Last night at the end of the American Idol results show Ryan Seacrest begged anyone who wasn't a tween/teen girl to "PLEASE VOTE" because he knows what everyone else knows. The last few years of Idol have been dominated by non-sexually threatening boy-men who can't sell albums. Yes the teen girls of America are breaking voting records, but they're not breaking sales records. Mostly because they vote with their eyes and not with their ears. Season 10 of Idol is shaping up to be a sausage fest, The female contestants are dropping like flies and the judges were stupid enough to waster their one save on Casey Abrams.

But Jacob Lusk and Stefano Langone were in the bottom three you say? Lusk doesn't count as a guy, and even though it is the sleeping giant that destroyed American Idol, their isn't enough of the girl vote to go around. Stefano is just getting the crappy end of the stick. It's still a mystery why Lauren Alaina and Haley Reinhart are hanging around, and not Pia Toscano, but I'm willing to bet one of the two replace Pia in the bottom three next week.

James Durbin

Teen girls of America, if you're going to vote based on looks at least vote for someone who is attractive. Not a cross between Mr. Potato Head and a Cabbage Patch Kid! Can't you look past the gay fohawk and fake tough guy persona? I can understand creaming in your Hannah Montana panties over Paul and Stefano, but Durbin looks like Gilbert Gottfried and Fred Durst had a baby.

I beg of you, please don't vote him into the Top Five, and lets not ruin this season of American idol! Oh wait, we already did by letting Pia get eliminated! Never mind....

Colin Quinn's one-man show, Long Story Short, makes its HBO premiere this Saturday, April 9 at 10pm. Filmed before a live audience at the Helen Hayes Theater in New York City in February, Long Story Short, showcases the comedianʼs keen observations in an uproarious history of the world, juxtaposing modern-day human behavior with the rise and fall of empires. From his personification of Caesar as the original Italian mobster to his complaints about ancient Greece and Antigone giving way to Costco and Snooki, Quinn is at his satirical best, taking on the attitudes, appetites and bad habits that have toppled the worldʼs most powerful nations

Check out the behind-the-scenes video and trailer after the jump.  read more »

According to People, Tina Fey told Oprah she is expecting another baby. The episode is scheduled to air on April 12.

Fey is five months along. She and her husband, Jeff Richmond, also have a 5-year-old daughter, Alice.

The 30 Rock star broke the new while promoting her new book Bossypants.

NBC announced yesterday that their Project Runway-esque fashion reality show, will be hosted by model Elle Macpherson. Fashion Star will focus on 12 aspiring designers that are more mass market geared than Project Runway's upscale contemporary ready-to-wear designers. Instead of gowns and avante garde challenges, Fashion Star will focus more on items such as swim suits, lingerie, jeans and active wear. The type of thing that made Project Runways first season on Lifetime unbearable to watch.

"Brands have become expressions of communities and statements of identity. Polo, Kate Spade, Uggs, Ray Ban and Victoria’s Secret are all great examples of brands that have popped and reflect an entire lifestyle beyond just articles of clothing. "This country is overflowing with incredibly talented designers from all walks of life who are waiting to be discovered,” said NBC and Universal Media Studios Executive Vice President, Alternative Programming, Paul Telegdy. “Who better to host then Elle Macpherson — her impeccable fashion sense and 30 years of experience building her eponymous brand are tremendous assets to the show and the designers.” 

Judges will be a variety of famous designers and buyers from American retailers who will make impromptu bids with their own money, purchasing the contestants garments. Winning items will be available on-line for purchase after each episode. The designer to win Fashion Star will receive a million dollar placement in a national retail chain. The show is slated for 10 episodes which are due to air this fall.  read more »